Munich
A family jeweler and watchmaker with an in-house goldsmith workshop. Munich locals and visitors have bought jewelry here for roughly 150 years. Established 1868.
Best for Family jewelry and watches, in-house goldsmith workshop, since 1868
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Munich
A family jeweler and watchmaker with an in-house goldsmith workshop. Munich locals and visitors have bought jewelry here for roughly 150 years. Established 1868.
Best for Family jewelry and watches, in-house goldsmith workshop, since 1868
Glockenbachviertel
Run by stylist Nora Khereddine from Munich's Glockenbachviertel, this concept store mixes vintage furniture, pottery and lifestyle objects — including pieces sourced from her travels in Morocco — with oak shelving and bowls handmade by carpenter Fritz Baumann in his Munich workshop.
Best for Minimalist design objects and locally made woodwork, curated in Munich
Nora Khereddine Objects is a concept store run by stylist and designer Nora Khereddine in Munich's Glockenbachviertel district. Rather than a conventional retail showroom, the space is arranged as a lived-in interior, mixing furniture, ceramics, vintage finds and lifestyle accessories in muted natural tones — beige, grey and broken white — so that fashion, interior objects and fragrance are presented together in one setting rather than as separate departments. Part of the stock comes from Khereddine's own travels in Morocco, brought back and worked into the store's rotating selection of vintage pieces. Alongside the sourced and vintage items, the store carries furniture made specifically for it, including simple oak shelves and bowls handmade by the carpenter and artist Fritz Baumann in his own Munich workshop — one of the shop's few directly commissioned, locally produced product lines rather than curated finds. The store has also hosted pop-up presentations from other independent brands, such as the jewelry label Lutz Morris, reflecting a curatorial approach that treats the shop as an ongoing changing exhibition of objects as much as a fixed retail inventory.
Altstadt (Obenmarspforten)
Johann Maria Farina distilled the first Eau de Cologne here in 1709, and eight generations of the Farina family have kept making it to the same guarded recipe of bergamot, lemon and neroli. Guided tours of the fragrance museum trace the perfume's court history, and an atelier workshop lets visitors blend and bottle their own 50 ml flacon.
Best for Original Eau de Cologne and fragrance history
Altstadt (Alter Markt)
This artisan chocolaterie makes its pralines by hand at Alter Markt 46-48, in a building from 1584 that the shop describes as the former oldest pharmacy in Cologne opposite the town hall. The counter carries house lines such as the Picasso pralines plus bars, drinking chocolate and workshops, using fair-trade cocoa from Tanzania and Belgium.
Best for Handmade pralines in the old town
Altstadt (Steingasse)
At this Steingasse workshop, opened in 2013, visitors can watch sugar syrup simmer and be pulled over a hook into striped bonbons and lollipops. The candies are made on site with natural flavours and plant-based colours, in both classic and unusual varieties.
Best for Hand-pulled bonbons and lollipops
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